iowamomof4
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Oh my word, when the video camera rounded that corner and walked into that courtyard with the fabric draped across the top... wow. I just can't wait to see it in a couple weeks!
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Star Wars Land announced for Disney's Hollywood Studios
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ChewbaccaYourMum
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Have to know someone who works there and will let you be their guest. I'm going on Sunday with my friend who's a cast member and I'm his guest.
Disney Analyst
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Interesting changes. The rounded Bench in the market area is not in this version.
Peek-a-boo!
T.Will
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Are you serious?
Stripes
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That's just a little creepy TBH...
Stripes
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Are you talking about the circular bench in the atrium? It's there, just a different design.
They've been in the park maps for a long time. The ones in TSL and SWL are new.
IMDREW
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I still don’t understand why they aren’t just blasting that Star Wars music through the land. They want you to be immersed like in the movies, but it’s a little hard to imagine a great big movie-like adventure without a glorious score backing it up for you. You feel the magic in that first tunnel, with the sounds, and then it all dies.. so weird
Incomudro
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Because a real place would have real sounds, and not it's own them song.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I get your point and maybe they will change that later. But you are not supposed to be on a movie set or on a generic star wars adventure. You are supposed to be on Batuu, a "real" place. Do they blast star wars music on Batuu?
tissandtully
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To be fair, John Williams did make a soundtrack just for the land, though, I do not hear it.
Incomudro
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Yes, I don't know how effective it is not having any music - especially given that the level of this land being a living real place hasn't played up too well yet - at least in California.
In any event, music is probably one of the easiest things for them to tweak.
Disney Analyst
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Interesting, much smaller.
RobWDW1971
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OK, if that is their guiding principle:
- Would there be music when Kylo Ren enters the land timed to his arrival and exit?
- Would Star Wars music magically play when you build your light saber?
- Would music play in a cockpit on a smugglers run timed to the action?
- Would music play in a prison transport car going through a Star Destroyer?
Or are you saying WDI used it as a fundamental design choice until it was no longer convenient?
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I m with you. I want a soaring John Williams score playing throughout the land.